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AND
“MILDREDMOORE”
IN
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ART
ACORD and
MILDRED MOORE
mak~>
their
Desut
in this
New
Universa
Serial.
These
America’s
most famous
Actors
are
showing
some
of the
Most Thrilling
Stunts
ever exhibited in
a Serial.
’
Episode
No. 2:
“THE MASKED MARAUDERS”.
Episode
No. 3:
‘‘THERED RAGE OF JEALOUSY".
“THE TALE OF A DOG”
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Mr. Frank Coulter, member
of the local Red
Cross
Executive
Committee
and recent-
ly returned
from the National Convention
held at Columbus,
Ohio, will give a short
talk
on the services
of the Red Cross.
He will tell vou
some
things
you
want
to know about
the Red “ross.
FR
YE
E
“The Romance
Os Tarzan”
ADMISSION
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Entrance............
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Children
20
and
10ec.
LOCAL.
We
have been
asked
to
mention
that
the
Native Brass
Band
will give a
con-
cert on the Wharf this
evening,
weather
permitting.
Last
night’s show of
the Romance
of
Tarzan
was
well
patrosized
and
was
well
worth
seeing.
We
can
safely
re-
commend
it
to the public and
encourage
all
who did not
avail themselves
of
the
opportunity
of being
present
at its
first
presentation
to be
sure and
attend
Fri-
day night when it will be repeated.
The Creole is not yet here toaay.
NEWS NOTES.
Ways
and
means
having
been
found
to
do so,
necessary
measures
have
been
taken towards equipping
the Court
room
in
Government’s
House,
as well as
the
court
room
in Frederiksted,
with suitable
~
benchzs.
It
is
expected
the
benches
\ will be installed
in the near future.
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RED CROSS
NOTES
At a recent
meeting of the
Santa
Cruz
Red Cross Chapter,
' eld in Frederiksted,
he following officers and executive
com-
mittee
were
elected:
Chairman,
Mr.
Robert
L. Merwin; Vice-Chairman,
Mr.
Robert
Skeoch;
Secretary,
Mrs.
R.
E.
Higgins; Treasurer,
Mr. Frank
Coulter,
Jr.;
Executive
Committee,
Dr.
D.
C.
Canegata,
Mr. Frank
Cculter Sr.,
Mrs.
J.
C.
Dubois,
Mrs. Chr.
Espersen,
Mrs.
R.
D.
Hagemann,
Mr.
D.
Hamilton
Jackson
and
Mr. Robert
Skeoch.
St. Thomas News
FRENCH
CRUISER IN PORT.
The
French
cruiser
‘‘Jeanne d’Are’’
arrived
shortly
before
nire o’clock
this
morning.
She
fired a salute
upon
com-
ing into port which
was returned
by
the
““*Vixen’’,
The
Jeanne
d’Areis a typical
French
warship,
having
three
funnels
forward
and
three
aft.
This
gives her
the
ap-
pearance.
when
seen
at
a
distance,
of
two
warships
instead
of one.
She
was
built
before the
war
and
has
a
tonnage
of 11,270 tons.
Her
commander’s
name
is Spotz.
It
is a rather long time since
we
have
had
the
pleasure
of welecoming
to
our
port
a unit of the
French
navy
and
we
hope
the
officers
and
men
will enjoy
themselves
well during
their
two days’
stay.
We offer a hearty
Soyez le Bienvenu
to
the
Commander,
his officers
and
eraw.
—The Emancipator,
Jan.
21st.
The Chamber
of
Commerce
is
now the
topic
for
popular
discussion,
judging
from last
night’s mceting
in the
Grand
Hotel, when
Mr. Geo.
i.evi
acted
as
the
Chair pan,
and
Mr. Adolph
Sixto as
See
retary.
We
are
pieasesd
to
say
that
judging
firom the
=2udience
there .was
manifesed
a
popular
inter~st
in
the
meeting,
and
this became
more
so
when
the
secretary
was
given
the
word .He
kept
his audience
spell-bound
as
he
ex-
plained
the
importance
of
a
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
the
advisability
of
its
establishment.
Mr.
Gereau
offer-
ed
a
very
healthv
suggestion
which
was
unanimously
applauded
ard
adopt-
ed,
and
Mr.
Luther
Stakemann
in
a
few
choice
and
convincing
words
en-
dorsed
the
establishment
of this
neces-
sary
institution.
Judge
Me Cant
Stew-
art
also spoke
appreciative
of
the
idea,
giving beatiful
illustrations
of its import-
ance
through
his
wide
experience.
To
this
Mr. Sixto replied,
thanking
the hon-
ourable
gentleman
in the
name
of
this
island.
We
are pleased
to say
that
we
are
happy
that
the
Chamber
of
Com-
merce
will be established
and promise
to
give
our unalloyed
support
to this
insti-
tution through
the columns of this paper.
—St.
Thomas Bulletin, Jan.
18th.
TELEGRs MS.
ST. CROIX STATION.
Ottawa,
Jan.
19th.—The
Most
Rev.
Charles
Hugh Cauthier,
D. D, Archbish-
op of the
Metropolitan province of Otta-
wa,
this
morning
succumbed
after
g
lengthy illness.
The
cavnse
of death
was
stated
to be intestinal
G=ippe.
His
Grace
was 78 years
of
age.
London,
Jan.
20:h.
-The
Rt Rev.
Ed-
ward
Hutson,
D
D. Bishop .of Antigua,
since
1911 has
been
elected
Archbishop
of the
West
Indies.
Toronto
Ont,
Jan.
19th.—A
mail and
Empire cable
from London says
At the
wedding of Princess
Mary
and Viscount
Lascelles
next month
ithe
announcement
will be made
of the
engagement
of the
Duke
of
York
to
Lady
Mary
Ashley,
daughter
of Lady
Shaftesburv
who
is
Lady-in-waiting
to the Queen,
peisons
in
high standing
at
the court
say.
Loodon,
Jan.
19th.—A
Central
news
despatch
from Rome
says
that according
to the
"‘Tribune”’ the
Pope’s
tempera
ture
was higher tonight*than
during the
day
and
that
symptoms
of
Pneumonia
had <eveloped.
Washington,
Jan.
19th.—Mr.
Hoover
declared
today the
stage
appears
to be
set for
a general strike
in the
Bitumin-
ous coal
industry
at
the end
of March,
when existing wage
contracts
expire.
Glasgow,
Jan.
19th.— Mr.
Austen
Chamberlain
today
dispellei any
idea of
an
early
general
election
by
telling
a